Sentence examples for totally innocuous from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because, at least as I read it, Section 1233 is not totally innocuous.

The resulting musical is a sweet but strange hybrid, both joyfully naughty and totally innocuous.

"No chemical is totally innocuous, and it seems inconceivable that anything that accumulates would not eventually become toxic".

"It seemed so ludicrous that something totally innocuous for children could threaten the mental state of an adult," he says.

For the last several months, if I have mentioned Leta here, I have most likely asked her if I could do so, even if it has been something totally innocuous.

If amniocentesis were a totally innocuous procedure, it might be universally recommended for all pregnant women despite its inherent costs, $800 or more in this country, since more than half of Down syndrome pregnancies occur in women under 35.

It was completely innocuous.

"This industry is completely innocuous.

It seems completely innocuous, right?

Something was off and it all seemed so clear that this is how it starts with a nervous overly friendly stranger asking an innocuous question in a totally banal moment.

Some of the greatest politicians in history are those who manage to be totally surprised and delighted by meeting an otherwise innocuous new face (e.g. Theodore Roosevelt and Bill Clinton).